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SCC Offers Summer Culinary Classes, Youth Camps
Apr17

SCC Offers Summer Culinary Classes, Youth Camps

Posted on Apr 17, 2017 | 0 comments

April 17, 2017 Join chefs from Scottsdale Community College’s Culinary Arts program and learn new skills to enhance your cooking and baking techniques. Five cooking and baking classes are being offered this summer, including a non-credit Kids Cooking Camp. Culinary Lifestyles is the other non-credit course offered. Non-credit courses are limited to 10-12 students, so enroll early to secure a spot. Students also can take...

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Get In The Picture, Win Prize At Scottsdale Scenic Drive Cleanup, Sat., Apr. 22
Apr15

Get In The Picture, Win Prize At Scottsdale Scenic Drive Cleanup, Sat., Apr. 22

Posted on Apr 15, 2017 | 0 comments

Help keep Scottsdale beautiful. Volunteers are needed. GPPA Video: “Keep the Scenic Drive Beautiful” The next Scenic Drive roadside cleanup is Saturday, April 22 from 7:45 to 9:45 A.M.     Following the cleanup volunteers are invited to be included in The Peak’s free photo shoot and drawing from 9:45 A.M. TO 10:05 A.M.  Picking up litter is more enjoyable than you would expect, and there will be at least 13 miles of...

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An Enchanted Evening in the Desert
Apr15

An Enchanted Evening in the Desert

Posted on Apr 15, 2017 | 1 comment

April 12, 2017 By Edie Shannon Pacific islands met cactus at the annual Las Piedras Block Watch party on April 8 as eighty-five neighbors and guests enjoyed a Hawaiian luau. Firefighter guests of the HOA spoke to the crowd, and delighted the children who flocked see the fire engine up close. Traditional food of the islands, Hawaiian music, a perfect night in the desert. The entertainment was dance performances from many of the islands...

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Pinnacle Peak Park Celebrates 15th Anniversary, Thursday, April 20th
Apr15

Pinnacle Peak Park Celebrates 15th Anniversary, Thursday, April 20th

Posted on Apr 15, 2017 | 0 comments

What: Pinnacle Peak Park staff and volunteers will be handing out bandanas in celebration of Pinnacle Peak Park’s 15th anniversary. The nonprofit Friends of Pinnacle Peak Park are paying for the bandanas.  When: Thursday, April 20 Where: Pinnacle Peak Park, 26802 N. 102nd Way About the Park: Home to one of the Valley’s most prominent landmarks, the 150-acre park is a popular climbing and hiking spot that has hosted more than 3.5...

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FCF Email Update, Events April 14 & Beyond
Apr14

FCF Email Update, Events April 14 & Beyond

Posted on Apr 14, 2017 | 0 comments

April 14, 2017 This  edition of FCF Email Update identifies upcoming events and activities at the Holland Community Center, the Cactus Shadows Fine Arts Center, and he Desert Foothills Theater.  These include adult classes in a variety of subjects, family history writing workshops, art exhibits, plays, health-related talks, and more. For information, click on the link below: Foothills Email Update (PDF) The Peak Welcomes Your Comment...

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